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Un Voyage Parfait Le Canadien Sert Une Leçon Aux Oilers Avant De Revenir À La Maison Page 3 Sports i LA PRESSE, MONTRÉAL, JEUD110 MARS 1988 Un voyage parfait Le Canadien sert une leçon aux Oilers avant de revenir à la maison page 3 4 Les Bob Horner, le nouveau premier-but des Cards, a fait une ren­ contre assez remarquée avec les photographes hier lorsqu'il a Whalers voulu capter une fausse balle. PHOTO UPI ont vite Un quart-arrière repris leur avec les Expos avance Matt Dunigan, des Eskimos, signe page 4 un contrat des ligues mineures Pendant que Larry Robinson 3 s'allonge le cou en suivant le | pages 9 ail trajectoire de la rondelle, Pa­ trick Roy. lui, tente de la cap­ ter de sa main gauche. RÉJEAN TREMBLAY 1 Le retour des Alouettes: Le prof Caron: « De un rêve fou de Calât quoi se mêle-t-on ?» page 5 page a LA PRESSE, MONTREAL, JEUDI 10 MARS 1988 2« Il s'en fout • «Eh! qu'est-ce qui se passe? Quand je jouais à Montréal, personne ne venait me parler et mainlcannt que je joue ail­ leurs, je deviens un cas intéressant», a lancé Keith Acton quand deux journalistes de Montréal ont voulu engager une conversation avec lui après l'exercice des Oilers hier midi. Un peu plus tard, Acton a révélé qu'il appréciait grande­ ment le changement de panorama entre le Minnesota, où les North Stars occupaient la dernière place, et Edmonton, où i'on trouve une équipe championne. «Il est certain que ça ne va pas très bien chez les North Stars mais, clans le fond, je m'en fiche pas mal. Je ne veux pas que mon esprit soit troublé par des problèmes qui ne me touchent plus», a-t-il dit. Acton croit qu'il cadre bien dans le style des Oilers. «Ils ont un club de patineurs et je suis capable de me débrouiller dans ce département. Voilà pourquoi j'appécie cet échange et j'espère que j'apporterai ma contribution aux succès de l'équipe.» Les Oilers ont accueilli des Canadiens plutôt amochés hier soir à Edmonton. Chris Chelios, qui vient à peine de guérir une blessure à une main, remplaçait Rick Green à la défense. PHOTO AP Mats Naslund était retourné à Montréal pour y guérir une Vincent Damphousse croyait bien loger cette rondelle derrière Darren Pang, hier soir, mais le grippe intestinale aussi sévère que celle qui avait tenu Bobby gardien des Blackhawks a quitté son rectangle pour venir repousser le tir du joueur des Leafs. Smith à l'écart pendant deux semaines. John Ko relie purgeait son dernier match de suspension. Les Blackhawks l'ont également emporté 4-3. Voir détails en paae 4 Shaync Corson est revenu au jeu hier. Pour les Oilers, Kelly Buchberger, Steve Dykstra, Kevin McClelland, Mike Krushelnyski et Daryl Reough n'étaient La recette des Oiiers : plus pas en uniforme. Le Canadien vit présentement le plus dur moment de son calendrier. Après le match à Edmonton d'hier, il revenait à Montréal pour affronter les Whalers de Hartford au Forum samedi. Jean Perron et ses hommes repartiront le lendemain que le talent, l'homogénéité pour des matchs au Minnesota et à Winnipeg. ANDRE John Mucklcr dont on dit qu'il avéré la meilleure formation de Le ProfCaron ne remportera pas un concours de populari­ TURBIOE est beaucoup plus l'instructeur la ligue.» té à Edmonton cette année. On ne comprend toujours pas ici des Oilers que l'adjoint de Glen pourquoi le directeur général des Blues de St-Louis a cédé Sat lier. Le groupe des cinq des Oilers Rob Ramage ci Rick Wamsley aux Flames de Calgary contre envoyi spécial Brett Hull et Steve Bozek. de La Presse comprend Grctzky, Glen An­ «Pour bâtir une équipe sem­ derson, Jarri Kurri.Mark Mes­ Selon Bill Tuele, le directeur des relations publiques chez EDMONTON blable, il vous faut compter sur sier et Grant Fuhr. À ce noyau, les Oilers, Hull ne sera plus dans la ligue Nationale d'ici trois des joueurs talentueux, pas de il faut ajouter des noms comme ans à cause de ses lacunes en défensive, tandis que Bozek est doute là-dessus, mais il est im­ Esa Tikkanen, Craig Simpson, un auxiliaire qui ne jouait presque jamais. • Depuis cinq portant que vos joueurs for­ l'ancien des Penguins obtenu « Il est rare qu'un directeur général commente une transac­ ans, les Oilers ment un tout, un groupe très en échange de Coffey, Kevin tion, fait valoir Tuele. Mais pour la première fois, tous les d ' E d m o n t o n uni. Des individus qui agissent Lowe et Randy Gregg, des dé­ directeurs généraux ont osé dire publiquement ce qu'ils pen­ font la pluie et le seuls ne font pas gagner des fenseurs aguerris, et même le saient de cet échange. » • beau temps dans championnats. dernier-venu, Geoff Courtnall. la ligue Nationa­ le : championnat de ligue, de di­ « Les succès des Oilers s'expli­ — Mais en commençant avec vision, de conférence en plus de quent actuellement d'une seule un Wayne Gretzky, vos chances Parlant des Flames, John Mucklcr, l'entraîneur-adjoint des quelques coupes Stanley. Et pas façon : nos cinq meilleurs de succès sont bien meilleures? Oiiers, a fait cette remarque hier: «Les Flames ont tellement de joueurs (29) qu'ils doivent tenir deux entraînements par plus tard que l'an dernier, les joueurs dépassent en qualité les «Le Canadien a des gars com­ jour. Quinze joueurs pour le premier, et 14 pour le second. » Oilers ont décroché leur troisiè­ cinq meilleurs joueurs de toutes me Richer, Svoboda, Chelios, me grand championnat au les autres équipes de la ligue. Smith. Nous avons Grctzky et cours des quatre dernières Par le passé, nous avons réussi à les autres. Mais l'important, saisons. regrouper nos joueurs et à en c'est de convaincre tous vos Glen Sathcrcst heureux de sa transaction qui lui a permis faire une formation homogène, joueurs de viser le même but.» de mettre la main sur Geoff Courtnall et Bill Ranford. Mais Cette année, ils n'ont plus donc un excellent club de hoc­ le patron des Oilers recherchait aussi les services du défen­ — Qu'arrivera-t-il quand Paul Coffey, l'un de des pivots key. Et nous avons gagné la seur James Patrick, des Rangers de New York. Phil Esposito de leur fameuse attaque massi­ Coupe Stanley à trois reprises.» Gretzky accrochera ses lames? aurait toutefois rompu les négociations juste avant l'heure ve. Andy Moog a aussi décidé «Il est impossible de rempla­ limite. qu'il en avait assez d'être un cer un gars comme Gretzky gardien substitut trop peu utili­ Le Canadien de 1986 mais en ajoutant des forces â sé. Mais malgré ces deux défec­ Mucklcr cite en exemple le d'autres positions, il vous sera tions, les Oilers occupent le Le trophée Hart, remis annuellement au joueur le plus uti­ Canadien de 1986 pour appuyer peut-être possible de combler la troisième rang du classement le à son équipe, pourrait échapper à Wayne Grctzky pour la sa philosophie: «plus vos perte d'un joueur offensif com­ général, à deux points du Cana­ première fois de sa carrière. Et l'un des joueurs pressentis joueurs travaillent en équipe, me lui. Même chose dans le cas dien, et le deuxième rang de la plus vos chances de gagner sont pour lui ravir le trophée est son coéquipier Grant Fuhr, division Smythe, à un point des de Paul Coffey, un défenseur l'homme de fer de la ligue Nationale. bonnes. Prenez le Canadien d'il très rapide qui amassait plus de Flames de Calgary. Le gardien des Oilers a en effet commencé 67 des 68 y a deux ans. Cette année-là, je I00 points par saison. » crois que nous possédions les matchs de son équipe, ce qui en fait de loin le gardien le plus Existe-t-il une recette exclusi­ meilleurs joueurs, que notre Voilà donc pourquoi les Oi­ occupé du circuit Zicglcr. Il n'a manqué que 223 minutes de ve pour ce succès remarquable équipe était plus talentueuse lers sont allés chercher Simp­ jeu, ayant conservé une moyenne de 3.33, remporté 37 victoi­ des Oilers depuis leur entrée mais Jean Perron a réussi à con­ son à Pittsburgh et Courtnall à res et inscrit quatre jeux blancs. dans la ligue Nationale? vaincre ses joueurs de travailler Boston en plus de rapatrier l'ex­ A.T. et PC cellent défenseur Randy Gregg. • La question a été posée à en équipe et le Canadien s'est LA PRESSE, MONTRÉAL, JEUD110 MARS 1988 Maître Jusqu'à Edmonton... Le Canadien remporte une neuvième victoire de suite et une quatrième sur la route • Le Canadien s'est probable­ Québec, St.Louis, Los Angeles Skrudland. Le Finlandais s'est a fait de bons arrêts devant Sté­ Canadien s'étant nettement ra- ment surpris lui-même hier en et Edmonton. emparé d'une rondelle libre phane Richer et Gilles Thibau- plombé après le but de Boisvert. dominant de façon aussi com­ pendant une mêlée devant le deau. Le Canadien a limité les Oi­ plète les Oilers à Edmonton. Le premier de Boisvert but du Canadien et a déjoué Serge Boisvert. à son deuxiè­ lers à six lancers au but en Les hommes de |ean Perron ont La première période s'est dé­ Larry Robinson, le seul homme me match dans l'uniforme du deuxième période et il a com­ remporté une neuvième victoi­ devant lui. Wayne Gretzky Canadien, a marqué son pre­ plètement dominé le jeu avec re de suite, par le compte de 4- roulée comme le Canadien le voulait, c'est-à-dire avec des avait auparavant contrôle la mier but de ia saison à 13:42.
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